I agree. I was listening to Rush for a few minutes on the way home this morning. He said something that caused me to consider something that we all agree on, but don’t always voice here.
What has happened to the people who used to speak out for good wholesome policy? There’s an absolute absence of any rational leadership on the right. Some folks think they’re hitting the mark by being a cheer-leader, but no, that isn’t it damn it.
Who was standing up in 2007 and 2010, and after, being consistently against illegal immigration, and those seeking to game our system to jump in line to get legal residency and citizenship before other foreign nationals?
We have one or two loud-mouths out there, but they aren’t hawking solutions. They’re only dumping on some of the idiocy we see right now. All good, but it isn’t enough.
LEADERS (ladies and gentlemen), don’t just damn other people’s bills. They propose their own remedy from a-z.
There is a vacuum on the right that is massive. Most people don’t even know it. They get week in the knees, because they know one person who will save the day.
Save it for what? Where’s the plan?
Oh. A plan..., oh. Well, never-mind. There isn’t a plan. But they’re on our side. They’ll save the day! Get ready to vote for them.
I guess we have to vote for them before we see the plan.
Sound familiar? We’re now supposed to adopt Nancy Pelosi’s game plan? Not this guy...
” I agree. I was listening to Rush for a few minutes on the way home this morning. He said something that caused me to consider something that we all agree on, but don’t always voice here.
What has happened to the people who used to speak out for good wholesome policy? There’s an absolute absence of any rational leadership on the right. Some folks think they’re hitting the mark by being a cheer-leader, but no, that isn’t it damn it.”
Thank you.
In the Reagan years, even Dems seemed to be a liitle more receptive to "good wholesome policy." Can't compare Reagan to Boehner, McCain, Romney, GWB....
Massive immigration has changed the demographics, the GOP is scared, and the Rove machine does not want conservative leaders.